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Crucifixion Some believe Other’s don’t Roman leaders fear—threaten law and order

Jerusalem AD 33 Jesus goes to Jerusalem to celebrate Passover Celebrate w/ disciples Arrest Jesus Treason Hung on Cross till dead Resurrection-rising from the dead Empty Tomb New religion

1st Christians Disciples spread the word Christians Form churches for worship and teaching Studied Hebrew Bible and celebrated Last supper

Apostles Leaders who set up churches Peter and Paul Go to Rome to start church

Paul Persecutes Jews Sent to Damascus City in Syria Hears Jesus’ voice Spreads Christianity

Beliefs Jesus is the son of god Come to save people Accept Jesus and gain salvation, saved from sin and enter heaven One god in 3 people Father Son Holy Spirit